Sports from the Press-Register: Soccertag:blog.al.com,2014:/press-register-sports/51292010-07-16T10:01:22ZTop sports headlines from the Press-RegisterMovable Type Enterprise 4.29-advanceBaldwin Register: Robertsdale grad T.J. Wadriski heading to Huntingdon Collegetag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.4771863.201007152232442010-07-16T10:01:22Z2010-07-16T03:32:44ZROBERTSDALE, Ala. -- T.J. Wadriski, a recent graduate of Robertsdale High School, accepted an academic and leadership scholarship and will play soccer for Huntingdon College. "It feels pretty exciting because I get to continue my career in soccer, not just...Robert Ladnier, Press-Registerhttp://connect.al.com/user/rladnier/index.html
ROBERTSDALE, Ala. -- T.J. Wadriski, a recent graduate of Robertsdale High School, accepted an academic and leadership scholarship and will play soccer for Huntingdon College. "It feels pretty exciting because I get to continue my career in soccer, not just...
Graydon to showcase her talents at today's All-Star Sports Week softball doubleheadertag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.4765199.201007132343012010-07-14T11:38:28Z2010-07-14T04:43:01ZCassie Graydon has set a goal of playing college softball, and she hopes this week's appearance in the AHSAA North/South All-Star game will get her closer to a scholarship offer. A right-handed pitcher from Davidson, Graydon will join many of...Josh Bean | jbean@al.comhttp://connect.al.com/user/jbean/index.html
Cassie Graydon has set a goal of playing college softball, and she hopes this week's appearance in the AHSAA North/South All-Star game will get her closer to a scholarship offer. A right-handed pitcher from Davidson, Graydon will join many of...
Soccer has been the one constant for Atem Kuot in his journey from Africa to Mobiletag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.4757254.201007112131392010-07-12T12:32:25Z2010-07-12T02:31:39ZAtem Kuot harbors fond memories of living on the dusty streets of one of the world's most infamous refugee camps. The 18-year-old remembers skipping school to play soccer all day while growing up in the Kakuma refugee camp in northwest...Josh Bean | jbean@al.comhttp://connect.al.com/user/jbean/index.html
Atem Kuot harbors fond memories of living on the dusty streets of one of the world's most infamous refugee camps. The 18-year-old remembers skipping school to play soccer all day while growing up in the Kakuma refugee camp in northwest...
All-Star Week a good experience for players and coaches tag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.4755601.201007102235132010-07-11T09:29:17Z2010-07-11T03:35:13ZDavidson's girls basketball coach Charlie Shipp coached in the AHSAA North-South game five years ago, and he didn't hesitate when offered another trip this week.
"It's just a good experience," Shipp said. "The state does a great job of making the coaches and players feel special."
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Davidson's girls basketball coach Charlie Shipp coached in the AHSAA North-South game five years ago, and he didn't hesitate when offered another trip this week.
"It's just a good experience," Shipp said. "The state does a great job of making the coaches and players feel special."
Baldwin Register: Daphne's Elgin and Peters Spanish Fort's Kercher proving county soccer is no slouchtag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.4729772.201007041239552010-07-04T10:54:55Z2010-07-04T17:39:55ZThere was a time when soccer in Baldwin County and the rest of the southwest region of the state didn't get much respect from their counterparts in the north.
Oh, how the times have changed. Daniel Boyette | dboyette@al.comhttp://connect.al.com/user/dboyette/index.html
There was a time when soccer in Baldwin County and the rest of the southwest region of the state didn't get much respect from their counterparts in the north.
Oh, how the times have changed.
Sports Sound Off: Football, not soccer, is the lazy man's gametag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.4730690.201007030711572010-07-03T14:00:50Z2010-07-03T12:11:57ZA collection of sports-related reader Sound Off calls from Friday, July 2, 2010, with callers expressing opinions about soccer, sports diversity, the Georgia AD situation, Kyle Busch, the Nick Saban statue, Michael Vick, LeBron James and the sports section.Special to the Press-Registerhttp://connect.al.com/user/bamaprspec/index.html
A collection of sports-related reader Sound Off calls from Friday, July 2, 2010, with callers expressing opinions about soccer, sports diversity, the Georgia AD situation, Kyle Busch, the Nick Saban statue, Michael Vick, LeBron James and the sports section.
Sports Sound Off: Yankees have standards, tootag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.4718335.201006300942452010-06-30T14:00:58Z2010-06-30T14:42:45ZA collection of sports-related reader Sound Off calls from Tuesday, June 29, 2010, with callers expressing opinions on LSU football coach Les Miles, the expansion of Alabama's football stadium, coverage of the World Cup and South Alabama's search for a baseball coach.Special to the Press-Registerhttp://connect.al.com/user/bamaprspec/index.html
A collection of sports-related reader Sound Off calls from Tuesday, June 29, 2010, with callers expressing opinions on LSU football coach Les Miles, the expansion of Alabama's football stadium, coverage of the World Cup and South Alabama's search for a baseball coach.
Ghana eliminates United States at World Cup in overtimetag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.47082842010-06-26T21:03:50Z2010-06-26T21:10:08ZThe United States was eliminated from the World Cup by Ghana for the second straight time as Asamoah Gyan scored 3 minutes into overtime, leading the Black Stars to a 2-1 second-round victory Saturday night
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The United States was eliminated from the World Cup by Ghana for the second straight time as Asamoah Gyan scored 3 minutes into overtime, leading the Black Stars to a 2-1 second-round victory Saturday night
Baldwin Register: British Challenger Soccer Camp takes Spanish Forttag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.4696299.201006231913492010-06-24T10:01:22Z2010-06-24T00:13:49ZRobert Ladnier, Press-Registerhttp://connect.al.com/user/rladnier/index.htmlDonovan's late goal helps U.S. down Algeria, advance to next round of World Cup (Updated)tag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.46958232010-06-23T15:59:26Z2010-06-23T16:38:07ZPRETORIA, South Africa -- Landon Donovan scored in the first minute of stoppage time off a rebound, advancing the United States to the second round at the World Cup with a 1-0 win over Algeria. The Associated Presshttp://connect.al.com/user/bamaap/index.html
PRETORIA, South Africa -- Landon Donovan scored in the first minute of stoppage time off a rebound, advancing the United States to the second round at the World Cup with a 1-0 win over Algeria.
Sports Sound Off: If Auburn gets 2004 football title, will it be tainted?tag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.4678258.201006181010502010-06-18T14:00:41Z2010-06-18T15:10:50ZA collection of sports-related reader Sound Off calls from Thursday, June 17, 2010, with callers expressing opinions on Auburn, Southern Cal and the 2004 football national championship; the NBA finals, South Alabama baseball, metal vs. wood bats, and the World Cup.Special to the Press-Registerhttp://connect.al.com/user/bamaprspec/index.html
A collection of sports-related reader Sound Off calls from Thursday, June 17, 2010, with callers expressing opinions on Auburn, Southern Cal and the 2004 football national championship; the NBA finals, South Alabama baseball, metal vs. wood bats, and the World Cup.
Sound Off: Nick Saban won't be around Alabama much longer; Glad Barkley not on finalstag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.4666293.201006142223042010-06-15T11:03:42Z2010-06-15T03:23:04ZA collection of sports-related reader Sound Off calls from Monday, June 14, 2010, with callers expressing opinions on everything from when Nick Saban will leave Alabama to South Alabama's struggling baseball program.Special to the Press-Registerhttp://connect.al.com/user/bamaprspec/index.html
A collection of sports-related reader Sound Off calls from Monday, June 14, 2010, with callers expressing opinions on everything from when Nick Saban will leave Alabama to South Alabama's struggling baseball program.
Sports Sound Off: Keith McCants isn't Alabama's responsibility anymoretag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.4636709.201006070038332010-06-07T14:00:28Z2010-06-07T05:38:33ZA collection of sports-related reader Sound Off calls from Sunday, June 6, 2010, with callers expressing opinions on Keith McCants, Danica Patrick, Armando Galarraga's near-perfect game, the NCAA baseball regionals, alcohol advertising, soccer and Tiger Woods.Special to the Press-Registerhttp://connect.al.com/user/bamaprspec/index.html
A collection of sports-related reader Sound Off calls from Sunday, June 6, 2010, with callers expressing opinions on Keith McCants, Danica Patrick, Armando Galarraga's near-perfect game, the NCAA baseball regionals, alcohol advertising, soccer and Tiger Woods.
Baldwin girls fall in Battle of the Baytag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.4608782.201005291100272010-05-31T11:01:22Z2010-05-29T16:00:27ZRobert Ladnier, Press-Registerhttp://connect.al.com/user/rladnier/index.htmlMobile boys tie Baldwin with late goaltag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.4608774.201005291059092010-05-31T11:00:22Z2010-05-29T15:59:09ZRobert Ladnier, Press-Registerhttp://connect.al.com/user/rladnier/index.htmlUMS-Wright boys soccer team celebrates state championshiptag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.4555851.201005150051542010-05-15T11:59:54Z2010-05-15T05:51:54ZNate Nicholas, in his fourth season as boys soccer coach at UMS-Wright Preparatory School, knew the Bulldogs had what it took to win a state soccer championship.
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Nate Nicholas, in his fourth season as boys soccer coach at UMS-Wright Preparatory School, knew the Bulldogs had what it took to win a state soccer championship.
UMS-Wright boys win state soccer titletag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.4533977.201005082358182010-05-09T10:53:38Z2010-05-09T04:58:18ZSpecial to the Press-Registerhttp://connect.al.com/user/bamaprspec/index.htmlUMS-Wright will play for two soccer titlestag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.4531675.201005081018012010-05-08T08:50:06Z2010-05-08T15:18:01ZAL.com and Press-Register staffhttp://connect.al.com/user/bamaprstaff/index.htmlOn the playing field: UMS-Wright's Alison Casteix adjusts to new roletag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.4527000.201005062149112010-05-07T10:30:25Z2010-05-07T02:49:11ZSuccess doesn't always translate into happiness.
Just ask UMS-Wright senior Alison Casteix, who recorded 45 shutouts as the Bulldogs' goalkeeper from 2006-09. But that didn't erase her desire to drop the goalkeeper gloves and play in the field. Josh Bean | jbean@al.comhttp://connect.al.com/user/jbean/index.html
Success doesn't always translate into happiness.
Just ask UMS-Wright senior Alison Casteix, who recorded 45 shutouts as the Bulldogs' goalkeeper from 2006-09. But that didn't erase her desire to drop the goalkeeper gloves and play in the field.
Riley Tart, Defending champion Pirates knock off Murphy 4-1 in soccertag:blog.al.com,2010:/press-register-sports//5129.4507970.201005012221052010-05-02T08:15:24Z2010-05-02T03:21:05ZFairhope's boys continued to march toward a second straight Class 6A state soccer title by scoring three second-half goals to earn a 4-1 victory over Murphy at Baker High Saturday night.
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Fairhope's boys continued to march toward a second straight Class 6A state soccer title by scoring three second-half goals to earn a 4-1 victory over Murphy at Baker High Saturday night.